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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
Hard Times al Odessa.

LONDON, May l3--A dispatch from Odes-
sa says; The bankruptcy court is blocked
with the Insolvency cases of old, cstab-
lished, and hitherto fourishing concerns.
Many commercial men would welcome
war as infinitely preferable to the present
depression.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
An American Citizen Seized in France.

MuRrnY's, CAL, May H. News has Just
reached here that J. B. Fruchier, an Amer
lean citizen, who left here last October to
visit France was seized on his arrival
there, imprisoned, denied counsel, and
force to serve in the French army. He is
now IN the Seventh Regiment OF the line in
the Garrison of Cal!ors.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19

MusKEeoN, Mich, May 13-This region
is suffering from one of the most severe
droughts known at this season for years.
Scarcely any rain has fallen since the dis
appearance of the snow. The fruit and
berry crop, which now promise so well,
must suffer greatly unless rain comes soon.
Farmers report spring crops quite back
ward
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19

A Clergyman who married four
couples in one hour, the other evening,
remarked TO q friend that il was
snrctty fast work. 7 mot very" re-
sponded the friend "Only four knots
an hour. ."--Aocidsns Asp&
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
Overcome by Sewer Gas.

PITrsBuRGn, May l3.-Three colored men
were overcome by sewer gas while clean
ing vault in M. Winter Il Bros brewery.
James Woodman, aged thirty, was brought
out dead. Peter Farrellis beyond medi-
cal aid. Robert Bass may possibly recov-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
Coal Vein Struck.

MARYsvILLE, KAs., May 13.-The home
company who have been prospecting for
coal here have struck thirty-three-inch
vcin at a depth of 23l feet Arrangements
are being made to 6evelop this, while the
drilling goes on to see what is below
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
Five Earlhouake Shocks

NoeALEs, ARIz., May 3-There have
been five earthquake shocks here during
the past twenty hours The heaviest WAS
AT $3.50 this morning, and caused many
eloeks In the town 70 stop,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
MeliniIe A Poor ExnInsiva

TouLoN, May l3.-At trial here the new
melinite shells, with which the Govern
ment is experimenting failed to pierce
the ironclad Belliquese, against which
they were thrown. The Belliquese is
vessel of the old type, and was built in
ters
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19

DETROIT May l2.-- Ex Governor r., A.
Alger has bought Munkacsy's famous pic
ture, ''rhe Last Days OF Mozart, paying
for It $4,000, and IL will be presented 10
the Detroit Art Museum.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19
Death Of Justice Woods.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Justice Woods,
of the United States Supreme Court, died
yesterday. His funeral will take place at
Newark, o., ON Tuesday afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-19

WASHINGTON, May 12The value of cx-
ports of breadstuffs for April past aggre-
gated Si2,534, 439, against sll,0O9,94s in
April, 1886
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
-DETRIOT 9 ST. LOUIS o.
Detroit Wins a Fourth Game From
the Browns.

New YORK, OCT. IS The score In The
games for the worlds championship now
stands: Detroit 4, St. Louis 2.
In the record the two shut-outs of the
association champions should add to the
prestige OF the league champions. The
game st the polo grounds today was played
under circumstances 10 impel the players
10 do their best work. The spectators who
came only TO see a good game Of base bal,
without friend OF favor, numbered 10000
They were not disappointed They expected
70 see the ST Louis men make closer
fight than they did, but as they. witnessed
lhe splendid fielding exhibition Of the
Straits City club. and the wonderful pitch
ing of their Ge'zein. they could only admit
that the visitors were invinclble, this day.
and St. Louis must walt till some other
day. To Ge'zein belongs the principal
credit OF the visitors. His delivery was
100 much for the ordinarily clever batters
IN the opposing team. When II is consli
cred that IF the whole nine from ST Louis
only two men made clean bits, and those
in The last inning, 1t will be seen that
Getzein was out as pitch
er and got there. On the
other hand F.uz was hit frequently and
hard, and while he Derroiis earned six of
their nine runs, the support he received a,
certain periods was discOuragiUg. Even
Bushopg. the reliable, was away off In bis
throwing To bases and Gleason and Robin
son, though the latter did generally some
good work, made mistakes that saddrDed
the crowd, as we'll as Foutz Funny
Latham was funnier than usual. He made
several remarks that caused The crowd 10
laugh, and once when he urged Bu.hong
TO Throw The ball 10 second with smoke
on IT," even Fouiz had TO smile. Follow
ing Is the score:
ST. LOUIS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Chinese Murderer Caught.

CHICAGO, Ocs 15-Ah Gung, 8 self
entrapped Chinese murderer, was IN he
cage Mt the United States marshal office
here his sf;ernoon, IN transit from Rock
Island to Ats, Lake COUNTY Utah United
States District Attorney Ewing was mott
fed by the department Of justice that a
Chinese murderer WAS on his wsy esst
probably via Cleveland. The police there
were notified JUST In time, and laid
bands upon An Gung st the depot
A detective wss put in The cell with him.
snd IN half drunken way boast several
murders. when The Chipsmsn, who WIS
oply under suspicion, told vsuniingly how
he, too, had gone Ia the house of while
woman with v HON ne coDsoried and asked
her for money. " ben she refused he picked
I'D a heavy miners candle spd stabbed her
seven times with the prong, irtiict
ing fatal wounds The crime was COM
miiled In Alta less than week sgo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

And Pac'fic coast points via the Missouri
Pa if, "rt Scott roure,n leaves Wichi a.
"wednesday s Oct,ber i9tn and 26 b. This is
the great south IN route, and g. pvcially dur
ing the fall aud ain er months by reason OF
the delightful climate aud many places or
interest through which IL passe-, sfforts q
more genuinely pl-asurable trip than any
other l. ute. Puilma n sleepers and free
FAMILY eepors run through with but one
Charge. $50 round trip, good six n outhS,
and rnoice of routes returning, wi b stop over
privileges at any point. Che7p one way
tx urslons same dates and same trains An
empioye Of this company accc mps,ies all
excursions, whose duty 1t j. TO loos af er tine
comfort OF the excursiopistS For tickets,
maps aud all information, apply 10 v. c.
keeran, p. & 7 A, 1877 n Main. 1-9st
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Comm pcir G Oct 5 ami coutiI utug IN
til April 18TH, the Miss, urI Pacific, F. Scott
Hou 2, wi sell round trlptickets t. Jacks ~
vile and Pvnss coll, Fla Savannah, Charles
ton, Macon, Mnhlse, New Orl-as, >an
Antonio, GsiSe>ton, Houston ard 81 other
winter resorts tie south at extremity 10 -
rates Thee ticEer- are good s-vent- en days
III each direction with OPP over prtvileg-~,
aud sre z OF until Ju e LIST 20 re,uru tn-
Missouri Pacific, tssi,ies aft riding tourists
the greatest pumher IF routes 70 s~Ie 9 f.s,Ill
ana allowing them 20 return differelt r ute l.
the only line pfoNiiiuE both Pullman and
free reclIbiIs chair s-rvica- For Tickets.
map, tourists guides, or any information
cali On or address y {. Ee-rau, passenger
and ticket agent, '27 Ma n ~. 1881
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

CINCINNATI, Oct. Is Fire has been
raging since noon on Eastern avenue. l.
started in O. Crane & CT s saw mil, 257
Eastern avenue. and burned four acres OF
lumber, and now is coming northwestward
towards the city, pushed by gale OF
wind. About ten houses are burning and
and they are on The opposite side of East
ern avenue The situation at this moment
Is very threatening.
The wind is blowing toward the river
now and that will save the city. The loss
10 the Crane Saw Mil and Lumber Com
psny will he $4,000 Others will lose not
o7er $40 eco. An area Of five acres has
been burned over.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Continued from First Page

The signal was given for backing up, bu
the grade was heavy and the locomotiv,
light. and as often as the air brakes re-
leased their hold the train forged few
feet ahead After delay of i've or ter
minutes. the engineer pulled up at the foot
Of the grade. and slight distance beyond
where be succeeded IN getting backward
momentum enough to carry the train back
to the station.
The president came aboard laughing,
but remai ked with good deaf Of empha
sis that he would not leave the train again,
except at PLACES indica'ed Ia the program
OF arrangement They we're very good
fellows there, he said, but the crowdlng
was something tremendous.
Mrs Cleveland graciously pretended to
have eDjpyed the experience but there was
an expression upon her face which indi
Gated that she was heartily glad to find
herself In her own cosy parlor. Aside from
this incident the afternoon ride was IN
cventful.
At Brownsville, Milan and several other
of the larger towns, great crowds
collected to see the passing train,
and the usual demonstrations were made
During the evening bonfires, Examinations,
Rpmsn candles and artillery were seen and
herd at msny places along the line. At
9:l5 the train reached Belle Meade, six
miles from Nashville, where ex Senator
now Judge jackson and bis brother,
General w II Jackson, entered The presi
dents car and welcomed the party. The
president, Mrs Cleveland and Colonel
Lamont entered the carriage of
General jackson TO become his
guests until Monday morning, while the
postmaster general and Mrs. Villas, Dr.
Bryant and Mr.. Bissell, accompanied the
ex-senator. The other members of the
party proceeded with the train t. Nashville
and were quarrered at the Maxwell house,
the guests Of the Nashville American.
Mr. John Hinman, of New York, the |
well known southern finaDcier, by invita- |
ton. j tns the presidential party here and |
viii diue with them at Belle Meade tomor- |
row, and remain with them until they ar
rive al Atlanta.
DENIED.
NASHVILLE, Oct IS The story tele- |
graphed from Memphis to the Chicago |
News about the attempted wTecking of the
presidential train by burning trestle is
hooted and laughed at by the correspond
ents who have been with the president
during his whole trip. They say nothing
of the kind occuTr d at any time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
KANSAS NEWS.
Russell C.uu,y'. Reunion.

DoRRANCE, Oct Is The Kansas Vete-
ran association will close It's first annual
reunion on its grounds in Russell county
about twenty miles north of here, Sunday,
with imposing ceremonies by Cha plain
Bright On Thursday about s 900 people
were present To see the sham battle and To
hear Judge Hanback, aud Representative
Iuruer speak Ga Friday mornings rraiu
Senator Plumb arrived at this plafe a, d
took convey ance to the grounds and spoke
to large aud attentive audience No less
than IS 600 people visited the grounds dur
Ing the week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
The Tim-s, lislmsmen.

LEAyENwoRTH, Oct Is Col z 4
Smith and Mr. Edward Dingley, who are
to enter upon The editorial aud business
management of the Times, lately purchased
by a stock company, will arrive in the city
tomorrow morning Both these gentle
men are possessed Of large experience n
the newspaper business. and both are large
owners of stock 10 The new company
They will enter upon their duties al once.
The price paid for the Times was Sl00, 0Q0
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Why the Beecher Furnace Is The Best.

why the beecher r u mace - Inc Best
It is The Only furnace free from dust, gas
or smoke, without cement or putty jlints.
lie does nos overbea, the air. IL heats the
largest volume of air
IL does not require water or vapor pans to
doctor the arUp.
l. gives the largest amount of heat for a
given quantity OF fuel.
L. costs less 10 neat buildir & by this fur
mace than by any other method.
Ii burns bsr1 coal, soft coal or coke.
IL is positigely selr-clesning
1t is the best made, is the most durable aud
requires less repairs.
IL is the best Nesting apparatus made.
1t sells on its own merits; those who have
them in use advise their friencs to purchase
one by all means.
Do not fail TO examine this furnace before
pur hasing anv OF her heating Al pTatuS.
Call ca J. B Keller 259 n Fmporia. or
address Lock Box 100, WIcnita, Kan. 1873 X
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Wreck on The santa Fe.

EMPORIA, Oct Is The west bound
Passenger train, NJ &, ou The Santa Fe
road, Tan into a construction train about
two miles west of Strong City this after
noon, slightly injuring G. T Butcher, q
postal clerk, and A Hartwig, fireman
several cars were badly damaged and all
trains considerably delayed II was though
the track would be cleared by II O'Clock
tpuipht
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Location MAnteS.

The Wichita Vinegar Wor = desires suit
able location for Lew vinegar pia,t OF
capacity as large a. the market val
allow For extra suitable grounds cash viii
be paid or tie Present site, TWO lots ID ii e
corner of Kellogg and Topeka wi be gwen
in trade
Parties owning sites are invited 70 send in
their proposition 90 the Wichita Vinegar
Works (Sign,dl
Jos KOsSI6.
John tEFF- NBAUCH,
a BESsCHEIDT.
dl29-S* troprietors.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
All Welcome

To call at the Vic rita Stove Repair shors
where YOU can fiud h. chespesE and bet
stoves in the city Stoves r pared and put
in perfect order AT y ur own home If you
prefer, and stoves bought
THOMAS MUNRO Prop
lI2 AMI IA East Elm, anu 5l5 d 6I2 n
Main S. 10 81 cod
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Clay Center Ds mocrats.

CLAY CENTER. Oct - The Demo
cratic county invention met today and
placed IN nomination the following ticket:
For sheriff, Il S Lewis: treasurer, David
Hawkins county RI rk. F..M Carpenter +;
register of deeds. w F Howard; coroner,
Thomas Wheeler. They also resolved
that President Cleveland's tour is grand
Sucre~s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Outlaws h por.u Shot.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Oct. 10 1t is re
ported here that three outlaws, Leach
Trainer aud an unknown. were shot yes
ierday In the Indian Territory. LAST wick
they robbed snd burned the village OF
Oskes, In the Territory.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

IL lots IN McIntys's addition 10 close out
The addition
% feet on Fifth avenue near Steinhauser
snd Merk eS new building; suitable Tor
warehouse house or wholesale bulldog.
business lots on south Main street
Mcintyre & Collins g. A. r building l29 2J
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Rrnnhlicau Editors.

GARDEN CITY Oct IS "A meeting of
the Republics editors of southwest Kan
sas has been called to meet In this city TN
Friday, October 2lst, for the purpose Of
e1fectipg a permanent organization.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16


| take pleasure In recommending Ia the
public the Michigan Fire Insurance Of =
troit. and Nessrs Hubbard, hsher q Kerr
their agents IN this CITY for their promptn IS
and f4irness in Sailing my claim OF loss by
fire. they having paid me amount OF insur
ance IN full ". 4. Arey. I2S6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Sea'et bids for the location OF the Wichita
Agricultural Ma ufacturlng Company viii
b. received at the Office of the Board Il
Trade until O'Clock on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1887
WICHITA AGRICULTURAL MIG. Co.
Wichita, KS, Sspt. "a, 1897. d1l2-d
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Notice

Is hers by given to sli persons thst ell checks
d avn mp n any of ~iChsra's banks, sisned
Z. Franz Besl, will b. dish0norei II the
cI-artug h,use L r VIELE
1T 5. Manager Clearing House
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
NOkiSc.

The man that took our pocketbook from
our desk l. known TO Us and 4 not Returned
81 once we viii expose him and csus. nis
arrest hERRoS s SoS.
u,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
PIANO AND ORGAN

weeks
PIANO AND ORGAN
Privste le-sons-tso forty minute lessons
per week go
Private Iesscns-one forty minute lesson
per week, SO
L. class Of three pupils-two sixty minute
lessons per week, so
HARMONY AND THEORY.
In full clsss-one forty minute lesson per
week, s. so
In a-e IF two rupils-one forty minute
les OF per week, -
Private lessons-one forty minute lesson
per Week, $40.
VOCAL
Private le7sops-one thirty minute lesson
per week. $40.
Private lessons-.wo thirty minute lesson
Per week, 40
Chorus class-tvo lessor rs per week, 81 so
Bes,nuirg with the coming term, which
spers Nov, mber -, pupils not members o.
the Lewis aca0, my Will ba received 81 same
rate q. those in att. ndsnce. During the
present term there is a slj. ht advance IN the
piano class only. A ". STcENER
dlB4t NU>fcai Director.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Heron < j n are pr prittIIs Of The graf
ct supply hou-e for but a., egxs and con-
d-maaty in Wichita Go there for your
50 ~ ie- and ave tine.
dIE-Ss HERRoy q Sos
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
II. /. ShObop
& GO.
BIDS for Brass Bands,

Notice is hereby given that the Wichita
South western II rse Fur association will re
reive bids for the furnishing of music for the
fair, to be heldOn the llth, 18th, 18th and
lAth of October Band to be employ ed the
entire day. Toe association reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. d116lf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
DreGsnnaHinR.

Madam Palmer. North Emporia, has
opened dres making psrors. Ladies needing
anything IN her Ii g Will do well TO CALL as
sk- guarantees perfect fit, aud the very
lates sty les. lis l0J+
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

The famous sorg. with the AGENT or, :"
he onss TO The Bridal Trap" ard should lie
heard Wednesday night az the Garfield
opera hoI Sc dl-9 70
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
For sale TO 8 Responsible Party.

The furniture and fitting OF seventeen rooms
in the Noble block, CO ner OF Topeka and
Douglas avenues. Furniture and fitting all
frst-class, and to anyone meaning busint IS
this will be sold Tor 81 500 cash; first st Of
which was s. go as per invoices. The loca-
tion being central the rooms are always in
demand, and at the present time are ell occu-
pied at profitable Iates, the average income
being Sl25 rent per month.
Reasons for wanting to sell, business inter
ests in California demanding my presence.
124-tf j. T. MORGAN.
Ladie1 call at Kaufman g. Kohr's for the
latest styles in millinery l25 SC
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
ECY N Mt

One nicely Furuishet room, convenient 20
business On Wafer street fNo gentlenasn
prefe' rel Esqulre 81 lis " Third street
Rent reasonable. cl24-6..
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Money byIhe Bb'l

We have the cash in hand to make farm
loans. city loans, short time mo ley at reason
able rat g. Have one 5000 bunch, 5 YEAR
time, low interest We pay cash tor short
time mortgages. II w. IKE.
129-2* Room ?. ia y. Main St
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
NoIiec

The bakeries OF Wichita have formed q
uni on, and will hereafter sell bread IN one
scale Of prices and weigh their bread he ,vi-r.
l232.%
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Miss Emily Jekyll will begin her class in
art, at the Garfield University on 1ue-day
of this week. Everyone contemplating tax
ing lessoi 10 oil painting, chipa Ger water
colors, are cordially inviiei 10 visit her STU
do which is temporarily located in the Coop
h"ilding on Maple street, (nea,ly opposite the
University huldingl on Tussisy and
Wednesday afternoons. Miss J.kyli ba. d
number OF BEAUTIFUL studies made in New
York duri e the past summer, aud some very
fine work Id mineral portraits l29-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Adelaide Randall in tie ''Brid4l Trap"
next vs. edus Stay night a the Garfield op-ra
house. Secure seats at Union Ilcset fiji.
lLllr
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

We will trade you the b-st delivery wagon
on wheels for your Old one or We will give
you monthly lstailmepts 70 pay for one.
dl25-6t KELLY & DUNBAR
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
For Rent

Store RON on LawreCce avenue, jus.
sauth Of DoUslas, in huse- buildirg Very
che-p. BUNSELL NoREHoCsE.
dIZif
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

By private party, IS 600 on first mortgage
for on year at reasonable rates. Aiit ess
Lock Box 2l3, City. l25-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Must be a frat-class workman. Inquire
Of BILLY, TIE BARBER,
l22-l2t Pratt, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

The "Queen of Song Ad, laiie Rar dali
with her excellent company IN the Bridal
Trap" Wednesday night, Garfield. 1z9 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

The largest and finest stock of buggies
west of Chc Gag can he found at K-lly &
Dunbar's No 235 North Nam. dl25 st
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Remember The Bridal Trap sale com
meme, Monday morni. & az Union ticket
office 129-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Gr2utt Matinee

For the benefit Of ST JOINS church build
ing fund ami Sunday ~chooi at the Wich ia
Mu-eum, Wednesday. o { 18Th, 81 at p m
Tickets On sale ae UBion Ticket Office, 253
Gth Main st and nuseum dl26 6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Worth going miles TO hear ADELAIDE Ran
dali 20 sing the Lullaby la the Bihal Trip
lo9lr
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Bridal Trap" Sale cor mences Monday
at Union Ticket ofiicr, at 10 a m
l29lr
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Henry V. Sh-psrd hss novet 20 80 y.
MaIn s.le et. Short mortgages cisco1 ri
dl27 g
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Adelaide Randsl - Tue Bridal Trap
Garfield opera house Oct. 49, Wednesday
night Secure seats at Union ticket office
1pQ-it
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Don't Order Trees

OF irr esponsIble tre- agents when you can
ct what GU want at the Wi hlta you'd
Nur-erV. three miles southwest o the city
d-l24-6L*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Karber Wanted.

Lemons Is cts a dozen at s. Al. Supply
Co TAl-rf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Notice

Notice
All Drivers have POSITIVE orders TO prevent
pass myers from getting on and off front
platform OF cars, or stand on the same.
Passengers must keep Off Of the front plat
fern. WICHITA STREET R'Y Co.
RS-tI
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Lovely hats and bonnets can he bought at
prices at Kaufman & Kobr's.
125-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Philadelphia Store
S w. COR DOUGLAS AVE. & MARKET ST.
S. w. COR. DOUGLAS AVE. & MARKET ST.

Attention IS called to our superior line OF
Bed Clothing, which we ara Offering al the
very lowest prices. We can show line OF
Bed Comforts, ranging in prices from 75CtS
to So 60, aud a line Of BlanketS IN grey, white
and ScarletS from one dollar up 20 twenty
dollars q pair. An Examination is Solicited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Firehsugh is making loans on four 10 ak
months time. Office with 5luss & Stanly.
S9-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Registration Notice.

CITY clerks OFFICE,
WICHITA, KAN, October Is, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the registr .tion
books # the city of Wichita will be closed
ar O'Clock p m. on Satu dav, October Goth,
1887, a I'd remain closed until after the cleo
ii N # Nov, m 'er Sth, 1887.
l27-l4t FRED SCHATTNER, City Clerk,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Secure one Of our chap buqgies to run in
the m Il wi h. KELLY & DUNBAR
dl25-8e 233 & 235 \. Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Detroit q.
Tree bsse hits-Ricbardson.
ID uble ulays-Bu~hong aud Robinson,
O'N-Ill Robinson and Comi>key.
First base on bals-Lstham, Foutz, Rowe,
Robinson, Ge zein, Il. met
+ rst base on error,-Detroit 8, St Louis l.
Wild p'tche --fietzein |. FouIz
Time hour 50 mi, utes
Umpires-Kel ~ and G-fney.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

There seems to be a understanding
among graf many regarding The price or
tuition az Lewis Mu>icaI lnStItu-e The fol-
iowi z are the rates adopted per term Of ten
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Pocket Real ESTATE.
The Eagle pocket real State booE has be-
come g universal tayorite among daa'er,
generally 10 the west. 25tfs
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

lnnery
1t Kaufman & Kohr's, 155 North Main.
l25-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Ladies call at Kaufman g. Eohr's for the
Attest styles in millinery. 125 ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

Tor SALE Special bargains on inside ana outsice
l. pr psI1y b. Hupp Wssser b9elT, 80 Morn
Mai srer, room AID s. upstsiIs. 123
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

yTYANTED--v' ery cody that has "a n or city
w pro pe-ty IN ell I!s- II with Huup
We, boehr $50 North Nam street, rooms ano 6.
L pe taiis. 1876,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Bargains. Bargains,

The ADELAIDE Randall company is OF
higher order OF merit than anything ever
before seen in Kingman-News. l29-1t